*hataz

Runic: ᚺᚨᛏᚨᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈxɑ.tɑz/

noun · neuter · z-stem

Meanings

hate

From Proto-Indo-European *ḱh₂d-es-, from *ḱeh₂d- (‘strong emotion’).

*hati (Proto-West Germanic)
- *hat (Old Dutch)
  - hat, hāte (Middle Dutch)
    - haat (Limburgish)
*hati (Proto-West Germanic)
- *hat (Old Dutch)
  - hat, hāte (Middle Dutch)
    - haat (Dutch)
      - haat (Afrikaans)
*hati (Proto-West Germanic)
- hete (Old English)
  - hete, het, hate, ate, haate, hat, hatte (Middle English)
    - hate (English)
    - hate, hait, heit (Scots)
*hati (Proto-West Germanic)
- hat (Old Frisian)
  - haat (West Frisian)
*hati (Proto-West Germanic)
- haz (Old High German)
  - haz (Middle High German)
    - Hass, Haß (German)
    - Haass (Luxembourgish)
    - hās (Vilamovian)
    - האַס (has) (Yiddish)
*hati (Proto-West Germanic)
- *hat, heti (Old Saxon)
  - hat, hāte (Middle Low German)
    - Haat (German Low German)
    - Hot (Plautdietsch)
*hati (Proto-West Germanic)
- *hatina (Vulgar Latin)
  - haine, haïne, haïnus, haïnos (Old French)
    - haine (Bourguignon)
*hati (Proto-West Germanic)
- *hatina (Vulgar Latin)
  - haine, haïne, haïnus, haïnos (Old French)
    - heinous, hainous (Middle English)
      - heinous (English)
*hati (Proto-West Germanic)
- *hatina (Vulgar Latin)
  - haine, haïne, haïnus, haïnos (Old French)
    - haine, haineux, haigneux (Middle French)
      - haine, haineux (French)
hatr (Old Norse)
- hatur (Faroese)
- hatur (Icelandic)
- hat (Norwegian)
hatr (Old Norse)
- hath (Old Danish)
  - had (Danish)
hatr (Old Norse)
- hat (Old Swedish)
  - hat (Swedish)
𐌷𐌰𐍄𐌹𐍃 (hatis) (Gothic)